Sentence examples for great inroads from inspiring English sources

Upstate Mrs. Clinton has presented herself as a kind of Daughter of the Great Lakes and has made great inroads, according to opinion polls.

And so, despite great inroads made by women, politics is still overwhelmingly a man's game.

Despite Indonesia's enduring suspicion of China, Beijing has been making great inroads here, economically, diplomatically and militarily.

Championship leaders Michael Bartels and Andrea Bertolini came home in ninth place, but none of their close challengers were able to make any great inroads into their lead.

But neither Allure nor Coco Mademoiselle has made great inroads into the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34resents a third of the $2 billion womarketfragrance market.

It would be comforting to think that Fait is a growing organization and that it is making great inroads in Northern Ireland.

She believes that tapping into the varied audience that visits the Science Museum is a great inroad to beginning these discussions on such complex issues.

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"Within providers and within a hospital, the electronic records have made greater inroads.

And industry observers say it is multicultural Malaysia where women have made the greatest inroads.

These renegade doctors tend to be in urban areas, where managed care has made the greatest inroads, the doctors said.